Tag Archives: psych0tik

10 Year Anniversary!

Posted on April 13, 2018 by admin

Ten years ago today, I released my first blog post on SamuraiNet and began my career as a blogger. Over the years there have been many changes, ranging from content types (or lack there of) to the merge with Psych0tik … Continue reading →

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The psych0tik domain parking host

Posted on January 20, 2017 by samurai

Over the years we at the psych0tik network have amassed a number of domains.  Some of these, such as proxyElite.net or samurainet.org, were previously used to provide our services, while other domains have never seen real use.  Like the proper … Continue reading →

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Automating Security Analysis

Posted on December 27, 2016 by samurai

A few months ago I began working on a short paper to generate CPEs used for renewing my GIAC/SANS certifications. With few requirements around what the content or format of the paper had to be, this left me opened to writing about something I truly enjoy – automation. Continue reading →

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QuickBlog: Trac, SVN, Python and threads

Posted on February 10, 2015 by samurai

It’s been a long time since I’ve done any reasonable blogging.  Between work and life, my plate has be been full and the last thing on my list usually is “write a blog about stuff you’ve done.”  More times than … Continue reading →

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IRC Upgrades (and downtime) … [and other issues]

Posted on May 5, 2013 by samurai

The IRC has been a bit dodgy the week due to some updates we’ve been working to push out.  As part of our irregular upgrade cycles, I’ve been working on getting Storm re-built and back online.  A large part of … Continue reading →

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A look at PHP session write locks

Posted on December 23, 2012 by samurai

Recently, I was working on a web application in which we were passing PHP session IDs around to emulate users.  As a result, the app experienced severe slowness on page load as well as in a few other places.  Upon … Continue reading →

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